The TV series "North of North" was primarily filmed in Iqaluit, the capital city of Nunavut, Canada. Iqaluit served as the main filming hub and stood in for the fictional Arctic town of Ice Cove depicted in the show
. Key details about the filming location include:
- Iqaluit is the northernmost Arctic capital city and provided an authentic backdrop with its diverse landscapes, including mountains, tundra, and remote villages, which helped create a realistic representation of Inuit culture
- The Iqaluit Curling Club was converted into a sound stage for interior sets, as there was no dedicated filming studio nearby
- Filming took place from March to June 2024, with production overcoming challenges posed by the remote Arctic environment and weather
- Local Inuit community members were heavily involved, with over 500 locals hired as background actors and significant consultation to ensure cultural authenticity
- Outdoor scenes featured recognizable Iqaluit landmarks such as Apex Beach, St. Simon’s Anglican Church, and Nanook School
In summary, "North of North" was filmed almost entirely on location in Iqaluit, Nunavut, to authentically depict life in a northern Inuit community
